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IL2STIFF(1)			 Impressario			   IL2STIFF(1)

NAME
     il2stiff - convert images from IL supported formats to Stream TIFF

SYNOPSIS
     il2stiff [ -O filename ] [ -L filename ] [ -D ] [ImageFilename ...]

DESCRIPTION
     il2stiff converts images in formats supported by IL(1) into Stream TIFF
     (STIFF) format.  The imgformats(1) command can be used to determine which
     formats are currently supported by IL(1).

     il2stiff reads from standard in if a file name is not specified on the
     command line.  By default, il2stiff assumes that its output should be
     written to the standard output and messages should be written to standard
     error.

     -O filename
	       Specifies the name of the file to which the STIFF output will
	       be sent.	 If the -O option is not specified, output will be
	       sent to the standard output.

     -L filename
	       Specifies the name of the file to which error, warning and
	       informational messages are to be written.  If the file
	       specified already exists, any messages generated by il2stiff
	       will be appended to the end of the file.	 If the -L option is
	       not specified, message output will be sent to standard error.
	       -h Prints a program usage message to the standard error.

     -D	       Specifies verbose output for debugging purposes.

     If il2stiff is given an unrecognized or incomplete command line option
     switch, it will print a warning message to the standard error, ignore the
     option and continue processing.

SEE ALSO
     IL(1), imgformats(1), vstiff(1), stiff2ps(1), psrip(1).

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